seated in an armchair, facing directly forward toward the camera.

1️⃣ SUBJECT & POSE The subject is seated in an armchair, facing directly forward toward the camera. The posture is relaxed yet formal, with legs crossed (right over left) and both hands resting lightly on the armrests. 2️⃣ CLOTHING & STYLING The subject is wearing a tailored, dark green two-piece suit paired with a crisp white collared shirt and a solid black tie. The suit jacket features prominent gold chain accessories draped across the chest, pinned to the lapels with gold lion-head emblems. Accessories include thin wire-rimmed glasses, a large gold watch on the left wrist, and a dark beaded bracelet on the right wrist. The footwear consists of dark socks and dark brown leather loafers. The subject has short, neatly trimmed natural hair. 3️⃣ ENVIRONMENT & SCENE A clean, minimal studio environment. The background is a solid, flat dark green backdrop that perfectly matches the color of the suit. The subject sits in a modern, cream-colored upholstered armchair with short, angled dark wooden legs. 4️⃣ LIGHTING Soft, balanced, and professional studio lighting. The light evenly illuminates the subject without harsh highlights, casting a subtle, natural shadow from the chair onto the backdrop to establish depth. 5️⃣ CAMERA & TECHNICALS DSLR photography, sharp focus. Mid-range portrait framing capturing the full seated body. Shot straight-on at the subject's eye level with a standard portrait lens. 6️⃣ MOOD & REALISM Confident, formal, and authoritative. High-end editorial style but strictly grounded in documentary-level realism. 7️⃣ CONSTRAINTS No beautification. No face reshaping. No AI artifacts. Maintain natural skin texture, pores, and natural imperfections. Photorealistic, non-AI look. IDENTITY INSTRUCTION: Replace the subject’s identity entirely with the uploaded reference photo. Preserve the reference face exactly as-is — including natural proportions, asymmetry, and skin texture. Do not beautify, smooth, idealize, or modify facial features. Identity accuracy is more important than style.